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1. Sauza Tequila Infused Cigar Review
The new Sauza cigar by the drew estate is packaged beautifully- the two sizes I now carry are the Don Javier, 5 x 50, and the Don Eladio, 7 x 50 both come encased in glass, and are wrapped in cedar sleeves with a cork top. The Adobe wrapper (whatever the hell that is!) is flawless, silky smooth, shiny, and attractive. Before lighting, there is a distinctive tequila smell to it, which to be completely honest, made me a bit unsure. But after firing up the Don Javier, the draw is perfect, and ...click for complete discussion
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2. Cigars for Hurricane Katrina Relief
Altadis U.S.A. has announced their promotion to raise money for victims of Hurricane Andrew in the Carribean will now apply immediately to victims of Hurricane Katrina in the Gulf Coast.
The promotion's goal is to raise over $1 million for the charitable World of Montecristo Relief Organization.
The Montecristo Relief Organization was established in 1998 after several devastating hurricanes swept through the Caribbean Islands killing thousands of people, injuring mi...click for complete discussion
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3. The Charm of an S. T. Dupont Lighter
By Cameron Eilliott
The first thing I noticed about the S. T. Dupont Line 2 lighter was its size and weight. About 2 inches long and an inch and half wide, it fit perfectly in my palm, and felt so satisfying; heavy enough to give a feeling of substance, but not so heavy to be bulky or awkward. Just holding the lighter, feeling its heft, was enough to sell me on it. It reminded me of the kind of lighter used in speakeasies during the Prohibition, or the kind of lighter used to l...click for complete discussion
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4. Chewgars: Cigars for Those with Fur
by Jennifer Jordan
I love dogs. I have my whole life. My dogs I consider family (only I rarely ask them for money). I let them sleep in my bed, ride shotgun in my car, and I have even been known to kiss them on the lips (hey we’re in love, okay?). When it comes time to give them presents (on Christmas, on their birthdays, or important times of a dog’s life: first day of obedience school, day they become house trained, day they are bar mitzvahed) I always strive to give them somethin...click for complete discussion
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